Vocational education is displacing higher education: the share of candidates without a university degree among white-collar workers has risen by 14% over two years - CNews

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The article examines how the share of white-collar candidates without a university degree has grown over the past two years. It uses hh.ru labor market data to show that employers are increasingly relaxing degree requirements across several roles. The strongest changes appear in areas such as sales, support, management, and analytics. The piece also notes that employers now rely more on practical skills than formal education when screening candidates. This points to a broader shift in recruitment criteria across the labor market.

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